The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-01-20
SHAMEFUL ABUSE.
Heaped Upon Noted Englishman
for His Open Honesty.

for His Open Honesty.
Vim. Ed Robson, NJ. D., L. r. G. S
T., M. II. Q. G. =. l., late OF the Royal
Navy, OF England, has got into pro-
Fashionable trouble for writing the
following open letter to the editor
Of the London Family Doctor:
Il believe it to be the duty Of
every physician to make known
any means or remedy whereby sick
ness can be prevented, and It Is fol
this purpose write to give my ex-
pericnce both here and abroad.
ask the publication Of the state.
ment that people may be warned
before it Is too late, to say TO them
that there is ut hand q means by
which they may be restored to per.
feet health. It Is we'll known to the
medical world, and indeed, to the
laity, that a certain desease Is max
ing q terrible havoc; that next to
consumption it is the most fatal, and
that when fully developed there l.
nothing to be done for the suffer
err"
physicians and scientists have
long been trying to throw light upon
the cause, and II possible, find In ma.
ture medicine for this fatal malady
They have shown, absolutely, that
the blood purifying organs OF vita
Importance, are the kidneys, and
that when they once fail, the poison
which they should take out OF the
blood is carried by the blood into
every part Of the body, developing
desease."
I'm my hospital practice in Eng.
land, India and South America. and
also while surgeon in the Royal
Navy OF Great Britain, / gave q great
deal OF attention to the study o.
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary
organs, and found that not only was
the cure OF chronic Bright's Disease
hopeless, but that kidney disease
was remarkably prevalent; much
more SO than generally known, and
was the cause Of the majority o
cases OF sickness, and further, thai
the medical profession has no rene
dy which exerts any absolute con
troll over these organs in disease"
"Some time ago when l had case
which resisted all regular treatment
which is very limited.-conlplicatet
with the passing Of stones from the
kidneys, much against my will / per
mitted my patient to use Warmers
safe cure, OF which / had heard mar
velous results. In this case the re
suit was simply marvellous, ns thu
attack was q severe one, and de-
velopment very grave, for All analy.
sis showed per cent. OF albumen and
granular tube casts.
1.-THE action Of the medicine wa.
singular and incomprehansible K
me. had never seen anything like
it. The patient recovered promptly
and Is to-day a well and health!
man. This stimulated my inquiry
into the merits OF the remedy, ant
after analysis ! found it to be o
purely vegetable character. harm
less to take under all circumstance e.
Casting aside all professional pre-
judice / gave it thorough trial. a
] was anxious that my patients
should be restored to health no mat
ter by what medicine. l prescribed
II in great variety OF cases, Acute
Chronic, Bright's Disease, 0 ongestiol
of the Kidneys, Cntarrh Of the blad
der, and In every instance did |
speedily effect cure"
For this reason I deem it my dut,
to give to the world this statemen
regarding the value Of Warmers SAT-
cure. / make this statement on fact
I am prepared to produce and sub
stantiate. I appeal to physician
OF large practice who know hov
common and deceptive disease
o! the kidneys are. to lay aside pro
fessional prejudice, give their pa
tents Warmers safe cure, restor
them to perfect health, earn thei
gratitude, and thus be true physi
Clans"
II am satisfied that more thai
one half Of the deaths which occu
In England are caused, primaril,
by impaired action OF the kidney
and theconsequent retention
in the bloodof the pc
sonous uric and kidne,
acid. Warmers safe cure cause
the kidneys to expel this poison
checks the escape Of albumen, re
lieves the inflammation and prevent
illness from impaired and impover
ished blood. Having had NOR
than seventeen years experience il
my profession, conscientiously an,
emphatically state that have bee
able to give more relief and effec
more cures by the use Of Warner
safe cure than by all the other medl
cines ascertainable to the profession
the majority Of which, am sorr
to say, are very uncertain In thei
action"
Isn't that straightforward
manly letter."
Indeed 1t Is"
i well, but do you know the al
thor has been dreadfully prosecute
for writing It."
"How 40? What has he done
merit 1t"
4 Done? He has spoken tn
truth out OF school and his fello,
physicians, who want the public t
think they have monopoly
curing diseases, are terribly angr
with him for admitting profession,
inability to reach certain disorder
THAT letter created a wonderft
sensation among the titled classe
and the public. This Jared tn
doctors terribly. The College I
Surgeons and Queens College, froi
which institution he was graduated
asked for an explanation OF his pre-
fessional conduct. and notified hin
that unless he made a retractio
they would discipline him.
"Fhe doctor replied that he al
lowed his patients to make use {
Warmers safe cure only after all tn
regular methods had failed, an